MVP Amp

Less of an understable compliment to the volt and more of a neutral compliment. These don't really turn much and don't have much fade at the end. They are very straight and useful for a variety of shots, especially in the woods. If you're looking for an understable hyzer flip laser this is not the disc you are looking for, this is a responsive neutral disc that makes you put it on the line you want.

This disc is one of the easiest I have ever thrown. It holds any line that I put it on and it has enough glide to continue to push forward and get me into a good position. I throw this down any fairway, whether it is a wide-open shot or tight narrow wooded gap. I have this disc in photon plastic at 172 grams and I could not be happier with it. When thrown on a hyzer it finishes consistently overstable. When thrown on anhyzer it fights through the turn and finishes overstable, but not before grabbing me an extra 50 or so feet on the shot. This disc is rated 5 stars for me because it is such an easy disc to throw with a great feel, therefore, making it great for beginners and experts alike. The flight numbers mimic the world's most popular fairway drivers, making this a rather popular fairway driver in and of itself. 

Where do I even start the amp is the absolute best disc out there. I've played over 300 courses in my life from beginner two were they are holding the 2021 Pro worlds in Ogden Utah and every single course I've thrown over half the holes with the amp because I know I can trust it and I know that will be reliable for me no matter if you are right hand or left-handed this is the discs for you because every time I throw a backhand or forehand it does everything I wanted to do no matter what even if there's a tie and no wind high-elevation low elevation it is always there for me and I will never throw it over a hole where there's a risk of me losing it.

**Great forehand disc**

This disc is currently in my bag and primarily plays the role of recovering off a poor tee shot.  I also use this disc for low ceiling forehand shots and have been using it more and more for my second shot (RHBH) on long par 3/4/5.

This was my first MVP disc and it served its purpose until I grew out of it as a player. I didn’t have much success with RHBH, but I can really get consistent turns and skips with RHFH. I passed my Amp on to a friend who is starting to refine his forehand, so I would say it’s beginner/intermediate friendly. 

This is a solid disc I have 2, a proton that is way overstable compared to the flight numbers and a plasma that flys pretty close to the numbers out of the box. I really like the way this feels in the hand. For me it's a keeper.

This is one of my favorite fairway drivers, its nice and straight. It works great for forehands and backhands alike. It has a fairly neutral flight straight for most of the flight and then followed by slight fade at the end. This disc did get displaced from my bag by the Lat 64 Saint which just has touch more glide and stability and was a better fit for what I needed from this type of disc.